Cointelpro White Hate Groups Part 04

FOIPA COVER SHEET FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) WHITE HATE GROUPS SUB 3 157-9 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION NOTICE THE BEST COPIES OBTAINABLE ARE INCLUDED IN THE REPRODUCTION OF THE FILE. PAGES INCLUDED THAT ARE BLURRED, LIGHT OR OTHERWISE DIFFICULT TO READ ARE THE RESULT OF THE CONDITION AND OR COLOR OF THE ORIGINALS PROVIDED. THESE ARE THE BEST COPIES AVAILABLE. MAy W EDITIOI GSA Gti 0 Iu . ')IPECTOR, FBI (157-9-Main) October 15, 1964 DAl : ROM SAC, BALTIMORE (157-865) o IjEr: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM INTERNAL SECURITY -DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS Reference Bureau letter to Atlanta dated September 2, 1964. A review of Baltimore files reflects that there are presentl.y no Klan organizations operating within the territory covered by the Baltimore Office. Baltimore files reflect that there are several ;lleged members of the American Nazi Party (ANP) living in the Baltimore area. However these individuals are associated with the ANP located in the territory covered by the HRihmond Office and there are no ANP groups in the Baltimore territory. The Fighting American Nationalists (FAN) organization in the Baltimore area is defunct. The National States Rights Party (NSRP) was to some extent active on the Eastern Shore of Maryland during the Spring and early Summer of 1964 but there has been no reported activity there in recent months. The only evidence of current activity by the NSRP in the Baltimore area are news stories which appeared in the September 28 and September 30, 1964, editions of the Baltimore Evening Sun, which reflected t a t y Co uncilmen received letters from of the NSRP, threatening to "paper the r r w h. derogatory pamphlets if they voted for a proposed civil rights bill in Baltimore -County. Information was also received that a leaflet put out by the NSRP entitled "A Stab in the Back" was bei.ng distributed in the Towson, Maryland, area of Baltimore County. In view of the current lack of activity by Klan and hate groups within the Baltimore Division territory, theBaltimore Office is not in a position at this time to make any specific -recommendations for counterintelligence actioln. / / 7-9--i5-/ • 4/ 2 -Bureau (REGISTERED MAIL) f Ie S- Baltimore , FJW:dfmin (3) • - BA 157465 The Baltimore Office will be alert for any opportunities for potential counterintelligence action agninst pertinent organizations or individuals active within the Baltimore Office territory. .1 -2- I This page is a cover sheet for a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request related to "COINTELPRO" and "WHITE HATE GROUPS." It displays the title "FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND PRIVACY ACTS" and "SUBJECT: (COINTELPRO) WHITE HATE GROUPS." Below this, it indicates "SUB 3" and a reference number "157-9." A circular seal with "FREEDOM INFORMATION ACT" written on it is present in the center. The bottom of the page contains the text "FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION." There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, stamps, forms with filled-in fields, or visual evidence of surveillance methods on this page. This page contains a notice about the quality of reproductions in the document. The text is centered on the page in a bold, sans-serif font, with the word "NOTICE" underlined. There are no photographs, stamps, handwritten annotations, forms, logs, charts, or redactions visible on this page. The page is primarily white space, with only the printed text present. for counterintelligence actioln. / / 7-9--i5-/ • 4/ 2 -Bureau (REGISTERED MAIL) f Ie S- Baltimore , FJW:dfmin (3) • - BA 157465 The Baltimore Office will be alert for any opportunities for potential counterintelligence action agninst pertinent organizations or individuals active within the Baltimore Office territory. .1 -2- I -i- -2- 9- 1*l MAY IN II1TI ON o G N. M.I O L NITED STATES GO(' NMENT Memorandum " t DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9 Main) DATE: 1/5/65 SAC, BALTIMORE (157-865) SUBJECT: (COUNTERINT ELLI"ENCE PROfRAM INTERNAL SECURITY DISRUPTION'OF HATE GROUPS Re Eu ;au letter, 9/2/64, and BAlet to Director, 1. Potential Counterintelligence Action There are no Klan-type or hate orcanizations i presently conducting any ortaniied activities in the territory covered by the Baltimore office. 2. Pending Counterintelligence Action None J -+41 3. Tangible Results None CC ' 2 - Bureau RErIS. MAIL 1 - Baltimore FJW:ers (3) ,.N 6 1965 BuyT US . avnei R,)A Rellr/v ,n tl, Paqr,'1.fI/ Pn 7 P!A.Tr I M No 90* 5010-10) G 3 El. R . D. 27 UNITED STATES G(( 'NMENT. ) Memorandum . ro DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9 Main) DATE: April. i1,1 965 i SAC, BALTIMORE (157-865) ."- sUBJaec: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM INTERNAL SECURITY DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS Re Bureau letter dated September 2, 1964, and " Baltimore letter to Director dated January 5, 1965. 1. Potential Counterintelligence Action As has been previously reported, there are no Klan- type organizations operating on an organized basis within the territory covered by the Baltimore Office. However, the N ac a t t i i v o e n al i n S t t h a e t es B al R t i i g m h o t r s e Pa ar r e t a y t ( o N S t R h P e ) e h x a t s en b t e e t n ha s t p as t m hi o s d ic o a r l g l a y nization, from time to time sends out literature through the mail on an " w o i f h r y r a e t g s h u m e l a y a l r l r e b n c a e e s i w i v s s e p a t p o i e t r " w o i f h r y r a e t g s h u m e l a y a l r l r e b n c a e e s i w i v s s e p a t p o i e t r . i - n t d y i R p v e e i c d e u n p a t a l l m y s p , h l t e h m e t a n c y l a i l o t l f e e r d a w t h u t o r h m e e k h " n a W o s h w i t b o e e f e n n M o a c r r o y e n l a s a s i n o s d n t e i r n , g " a N n e d g ro a t an w d o a o n r ti t - h i r n ee t er p g a r ge a ti m o i n m i e s o t g ra i p n he to d n e " . R eport" whic h h i / s very anti- According to ndividual behind the NSRP in this area is and there are a few of individuals whom he uses as m s e t m o b o e g r e s s h . i " p in A c t c h o e r d N i S n R g P to i n this ar t e h a e r a e l t i h s o ug no h w it i d d e o s e p s r e c a a d ter to the prejudices of those persons who are irritated by the current integrationist activity. with it are Th b e e in N g S R i P n v a e n s d t i i g n a d t i e v d i du b a y l s t he r ep B o a r l t t e i d m or t e The document is a typed memorandum from the FBI, dated October 15, 1964, concerning counterintelligence program activities related to "hate groups" in the Baltimore area. There are no photographs of individuals or facilities. However, there are several handwritten annotations. A number, "157-9-3-1", is written in the lower right quadrant, likely a case or file number. Adjacent to it, "MCT" and "REC" appear, possibly denoting sections or classifications. There are also handwritten notations of numbers and a signature, suggesting internal routing or review. The document format indicates it's a standard FBI memorandum with fields for "TO," "FROM," "SUBJECT," and "DATE." While the text discusses surveillance and intelligence gathering, the visual elements primarily consist of the typed text and ancillary handwritten notes, all contributing to the document's official and operational nature. The visually dominant element on this page is text, presenting a declassified FBI document with a page number indicating "-2-" and a handwritten "2" in the bottom right corner, suggesting it's part of a larger document. There are several dark circular ink marks near the top of the page, which appear to be bullet holes or ink stains, and some faint smudges and dots throughout. The document itself contains typed text on a white background with a distressed texture, and a vertical column of dense, dark marks on the far right edge, resembling a barcode or a coded entry. No photographs, handwritten notes, or official stamps are visible. N g S R i P n v a e n s d t i i g n a d t i e v d i du b a y l s t he r ep B o a r l t t e i d m or t e o b O e f fi c c o e n n a e t c te t d he present time. 2. Pending Counterintelligence Action " /g//,Inasuch as the only substantial activities of the 2 Bureau (REGISTERED MAIL) IE. 1 L ... ! 1 - Baltimore --- 1 FJW:kss PR 2 19 .(3) t ) BuyTS. Sarinep R,,ndr Reden/r/v on the P6 / Sarine P215 BA 157-865 N th S e R P pa i s n si th n e g o B u a t l t o i f m or l e i te a r r a e t a u r a e r e on t he a n m i a r i r l e i g n u g l a o r f l ba i s t i e s r , a tu n r o e and opportunity is. afforded for counterintelligence, action. 1 3. Tangible Results None. -,J ]a[ - 2i -2-1 !•4 tO 9r-for MAY1 1a EDFITltI GA O M. MopI.y UNITED STATES GO )NMENT . Memorandum DERECTOR, FBI (1 5 7-9-Main) DATE: 7/1/65 SAC, BALTIMORE (157-865) scT:C OUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM INTERNAL SECUVITY DISRUPTION OF HATE CROUPS PeBureau letter, dated 9/2/64, and Balto. letter, 1. Potential Counterintelligence Action There has been no change in the situation with repard to hate groups since the submission of referenced Baltimore letter, dated April 1, 1965. -A 2. Pending Counterintelligence Action There has been no opportunity for counterintelligence 3. Tangible Results None. •. B-u reau REGIS. HAIL 1 - Baltimore FJW:ers (3) 2 :-~t JUl 6 r965 1965- R,,/ ' t1bb./ V " TNT,, MAY QSA G'@E2 N C W O L IT G a . NOD fl UNITED STATIS G(' RNMENTI Memoranza At DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: 10/4/65 (157-9-Main) FROM j ,. SAC, BALTIMORE (157-865) - j SUBJECsT : UIJEC: "COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM " INTERNAL SECURITY A DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS , 7/16. Re Bureau letter, 9/2/64; and Baltimore letter, 7/1/65. i. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION A public rally was held at Bear, Delaware, on July 31, 1965, by the This document is a memorandum from the SAC, Baltimore, to the Director, FBI, dated January 5, 1965, regarding counterintelligence actions against hate groups. The header includes an "OPTIONAL, FORM NO. 2" and "MAY 1962 EDITION." Handwritten notations include an address or reference number ("ERI," "16," "188") and "FJW:ers (3)". There are official stamps including "REGIS. MAIL" and a clear numerical identifier "157-9-3-2" along with dates "JAN 11 1965" and "1 JAN 6 1965." A small graphic of a soldier appears near the "JAN 11 1965" stamp. The text discusses the absence of Klan-type or hate organizations conducting activities in the Baltimore office's territory and lacks any visual evidence of surveillance methods. (157-9-Main) FROM j ,. SAC, BALTIMORE (157-865) - j SUBJECsT : UIJEC: "COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM " INTERNAL SECURITY A DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS , 7/16. Re Bureau letter, 9/2/64; and Baltimore letter, 7/1/65. i. POTENTIAL COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION A public rally was held at Bear, Delaware, on July 31, 1965, by the United Klans of America, Incorporated, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (UKA). As a result of this rally a Klan organization appears to be organizing with plans fr settin up about five Klaverns in the State of Delaware. Wen an( a Klan organization is set up in Delaware is believed that there will be an opportunity for potential counterintelligence action. i 2. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION At the present time the Baltimore Office has no . counterintelligence action pending. 3. TANGIBLE RESULTS R -4 None /57 3--.. 2-Bureau (Registered Mail) 0 3-Baltimore O'r FJW:mk .i':" 6 (5) , V t ,,!a \a1" - . • + MAY I EOlIDIW OSA OIg. lrO. NO. ,r UNITED STATES GO -dNMFN'T Memoranum'm " S. IRECTOR, FBI (157-9-Main) DATE: 1/3/66. SAC, BALTIMORE (157-865) SUBJEC:' - COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM INTERNAL SECURITY , DISRUPTION- OF HATE GROUPS : ' ReBUlet 9/2/64, and Balto. let, 10/4/65. 1. POTENTIAL. COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION Since September, 1965, the United Klans of America, Incorporated, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (UKA) have become organized in the State of Delaware.S &t and several others are being consic r .. Since September, 1965, the Klan organization has been in a state of flux and a stable organization has not yet been established. It is believed there will be possibilities for potential counterintelligence activities when the Klan becomes more stable. 2. PENDING COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTION At the present time, the Baltimore Office has no counterintelligence action pending. 3. TANGIBLE RESULTS' None. 2-'- Bureau 'REGIS. MAIL REC 4 - Baltimore REC-81 5; FJW:ers (6) z JAN-4 1966 INT. C U.S. Saving Rondr R. eular/vr on the Paro/! aing,4 Plan . ** I FBI Date: March 9, 1966 rransmit the following in Ii (Type in plaintext or code) Vid AIhThL REGISTERED MAIL r (Priority) I -------------------- -------------------- TO: DIRECTOR, FBI FROM: SAC, -iLTIM (17 8 65) \ ' ' I SUBJECT: 'CQUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM-KLAN 1 Racial Matters (Klan) Re Bureau airtel dated March 7, 1966. 1I It is estimated that the Baltimore Office has A approximately 175 persons within this division who have been identified as klansmen and for whothe Baltimore The document is a memorandum from the FBI's Baltimore Field Office to the Director. It primarily consists of typed text, with some handwritten annotations and official stamps. A notable feature is the presence of several black redactions, obscuring specific names and possibly other sensitive information. There are also handwritten notes in the margins, including a signature-like mark and what appears to be a routing code or file number ("157-9-3-3"). A date stamp "APR 2 1965" is visible, as well as a stamp that reads "REC 16". The document appears to be an official government form, indicated by the header "UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum." There are no photographs or visual depictions of individuals, facilities, or events present on this page. However, a small sketch of a person holding a rifle is present near the bottom left corner of the page. FROM: SAC, -iLTIM (17 8 65) \ ' ' I SUBJECT: 'CQUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM-KLAN 1 Racial Matters (Klan) Re Bureau airtel dated March 7, 1966. 1I It is estimated that the Baltimore Office has A approximately 175 persons within this division who have been identified as klansmen and for whothe Baltimore Office has a business or residence address. In a number of instances several members of the same family are khans- men and have the same address. It should be noted also that in most instances the addresses have not been verified by active Investigation. S13- Bureau 1 - Baltimore FJW:kJ (.) ec ". - J ISent M Per Special A t in Charge F 8 I late: 11/6/661 Frq n,,; ii the !.'r!,He in --------------- (Uyp in plainle xt . ol.d e ) Via AIRTEL ( -- --t - - - - - - - - - --. - - -- -"r o- l y . ... . STO: DIRECTOR; FBI (157-9-MAIN) FROM: SAC, BALTIMORE (157-865) GUBDJECT: COVUN TE INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM INTEHNAL SECURITY rTJHUPTION OF HATE GROUPS Re Bureau letter 9/2/611 rind Baltimore letter 1/3/66. I 1. Potential Counterintelligence Action The United Klans of American, Inc., Knights of' the I Ku Klux Kaln (UKA), Realm of Delaware was rent with dissention and jealousy in December, 1965 and January, 1966, resulting in the resignation from the UKA of RALPH PRYOR, Grand , Dragon of Delaware and the dismissal of State Officers of' the UKA by Imperial Wizard ROBERT SHELTON. New state officers in Delaware have not yet been elected. The UKA has been conduting a recruiting campaign in Maryland but as far as has been ascertained, no formal state organization has been set up as yet. Since the Klan organization in Delaware and Maryland is still in a somewhat disorganizing condition potential for counterintelligence action is somewhat limited at the present time. 2. Pending Counterintelligence Action At the present time the Baltimore Office ha no counterintelligence action pending. . , 3. Tangible Results REC- 2 1I5as pr ' P 7 7 1 1 9 o5 . ,.r• i- ' - No°ne. '' "" S' L Bureau (157-9-Ma n), , 3 FJW:Jtk , Approved: Sent _ Pr 5 7 A7 -Q Sqil Agent in C-h-a-rg e - - BAC, Baltimore (157-865) 5/6/66 1 - Mr. Martin Director, FBI (157-9-3) 1 - Mr. MoGuire OUERINELLIGMEE HROGRAM INTERNAL SECURITY DISRUPON OF HATE GROUPS You The image is a page from a declassified FBI document. It is primarily text-based, with no photographs, handwritten annotations, or official stamps visible. There are some light smudges and speckling, typical of older documents, and a page number "- 2 -" is centered at the bottom. The text itself appears to be a typed report, discussing the "mailing of literature" and "passing out of literature" on an "irregular basis" related to "counterintelligence action." Otherwise, the visual content is minimal, consisting of plain text on a white background. '' "" S' L Bureau (157-9-Ma n), , 3 FJW:Jtk , Approved: Sent _ Pr 5 7 A7 -Q Sqil Agent in C-h-a-rg e - - BAC, Baltimore (157-865) 5/6/66 1 - Mr. Martin Director, FBI (157-9-3) 1 - Mr. MoGuire OUERINELLIGMEE HROGRAM INTERNAL SECURITY DISRUPON OF HATE GROUPS You are requested to review the status of the "3 I1t*4Jl nas s _America In4,t, ights.ot the E fElux ctiv i youreritory. '- . . Although the UKA was rent with dissension and I liousy in your territory during late 1965 and early 966, the Bureau is interested in proposals designed to prevent the rebirth of the UA. Won completion of your review, and within the next 30 days, submit a succinct analysis of UiA activity in your territory with positive recommen- dations as to how you intend to curb ste through counterintelligence. JFM:jrd (5) NOTE: UKA recruitment continues in Baltimore territory. Baltimore has no pending counterintelligence activity. Baltimore instructed to submit recommendations next 30 MAY 5 1966 toMAY -MATT1. OO T"r V P ] -UNIT ... UNITED STATES GC RNMENT Memoranaumn DIRECTOR, FBI (157-9-Main) 6/3/66 DATE: FRO/ SACe BALTIMORE (157-865) SUBJECT: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM iV '. INTERNAL ECURITY ..... DISRUPTION OF ATE GROUPS - Re Bureau letter to Baltimore dated 5/6/66. STATUS OF THE UNITED jLANS OF AMERICA, .INCORPORATED, KNIGHTS F THE KU KLUX KLAN (UKA) Baltimore Division . Delaware Following the resignation of Grand Dragon RALPH EARLE PRYOR of the UKA in Delaware, the Delaware Klan had no officers. On 3 12 66 ROBERT SHELTON, Imperial Wizard of the UKA, appointed to the position ofi , i of the Province of Delaware, which in effect reduced the Klan in Delaware from a Realm to a Province. There are supposed to be four Klaverns under the Province of Delaware. Klavern Number l-is located at Wilmington, Delaware and has an estimated membership of 15 persons. When RALPH PRYOR left the UKA, most of the members of this Klavern left with him and this Klavern has been inactive. There is supposed to be-a Klavern in the Dover- Milford, Delaware area. There were known to be a few members in this area when the Klan was first organized in the fall of 1965. However, this Klavern has engaged in no activities as far as can be ascertained. Klavern Number 3 at Newark, Delaware has an estimated membership of approximately 150 persons. They hold regular The page is a typewritten memorandum, likely an official FBI document, with several handwritten annotations and official stamps. It features a "Memorandum" heading, indicating a formal internal communication. There is a handwritten annotation "157-9-3-4" near a stamp that reads "2 JUL 6 1965," possibly a case file number and date. Another stamp indicates "REC-70." A small, faint illustration of a man with a dog appears on the lower left. The document also includes a standard form, OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10, with some pre-printed fields and no visible filled-in information beyond the printed text. There are no photographs or visual evidence of surveillance methods. to be a few members in this area when the Klan was first organized in the fall of 1965. However, this Klavern has engaged in no activities as far as can be ascertained. Klavern Number 3 at Newark, Delaware has an estimated membership of approximately 150 persons. They hold regular DE-74 r ZBureau (REGISTERED MAIL) R(c_ 5-Baltimore / FJW:MED (7). BA 157-865 FJW: med meetings at a Klan hall located in Elkton, Maryland. This is i'i the largest and only active Klavern within the Province of Delaware at the present time. Many of the members of this Klavern come from Cecil County, Maryland'. Klavern Number 5, New Castle, Delaware has an estimated membership of approximately 25 - 30 persons but this Klavern is also presently inactive. Maryland Klavern Number 1 is at Baltimore, Maryland and has an estimated membership of approximately 30 persons. About 0115 members usually attend meetings, which are held weekly. I h During a recent interview, of this Klavern, stated that within the past three months approximately 17 members have been suspended for failure to pay dues. Members of Klavern Number 1 have been participating in a number of counter-demonstrations opposing demonstrations - by the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) in the Baltimore, Maryland area. Klavern Number 2, Baltimore, Maryland, has an estimated membership of approximately 30 persons." It is estimated that only about 12 to 15 members are active in this Klavern. This Klavern meets regularly and during the past month has participated in counter-demonstrations with Klavern Number 1. A source reported that there is a Klavern in Wheaton, Maryland. It is estimated that there are not more than 15 members in this Klavern and only one individual from the Wheaton Klavern has participated in the counter-picketing at Baltimore. On 3/12 66 ROBERT SHELTON Im erial Wizard of the UKA, desi na -f the Province of Maryland. 4 n ormation from a racial source indicates that 11f Maryland and of -2 BA 157-865 FJW:med . Klavern Number 2, has been the most active leader of the Klan i7tt he Baltlmore area, and he stated that there is some feelinig uapocially amo membe of KavernNumber 2 that I b u should replace 1.. Potential Counterintelligence Action The Baltimore Office at the present time has plans A to conduct l3de-spread interviews of a number of selected Klan members in Delaware within a short period of time for the is some feelinig uapocially amo membe of KavernNumber 2 that I b u should replace 1.. Potential Counterintelligence Action The Baltimore Office at the present time has plans A to conduct l3de-spread interviews of a number of selected Klan members in Delaware within a short period of time for the purpose of bringing to the attention of these members an awareness of the FBI's interest in any illegal activities of the Klan. It is felt that these interviews will disrupt the Klan in Delaware and may help neutralize Klavern Number 3, which is presently the only active Klavern in Delaware. : The Baltimore Office has initiated a program of interviewing selected members of Baltimore Klaverns primarily for the purpose of obtaining informant coverage. In these interviews, the Agents definitely receive the impression from : statements made by persons interviewed that these individuals feel that the FBI is tapping their telephones and is keeping them under constant surveillance. It is felt that a continued program of interviewing members of the Klan will help immobilize the more timid individuals associated with the Klan. 2. Pending Counterintelligence Action The Baltimore Office is considering the mailing bf appropriate literature made available by the Bureau to selected members of the UKA in Maryland and Delaware. 3. Tangible Results There are no tangible results apparent in connection with the above programs of the Baltimore Office. 3 - S- rrurrtI 8UWFA" Twr ?rV!$IIsDfltsssU o us, pqy II. OEIAAH Iw tSr. . T)hF n.__ COMMUNICATIONS S0co. / r. Mr.. r. Wick JUL 1 3 1966 .ELETYPE M. I FBI WASH DC Al Mr. T FBI BALTO T I - 125 PM EDST URGENT 7-13-66 MLF -m, TO DIRECTOR (l57-9 AND SAC CHARLOTTE (157-865) ---- - -. FROM BALTIMORE (L57-865) 2 P . v COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROGRAM. IS# DISRUPTION OF HATE GROUPS RE BU AT DEC. SEVENTEEN, SIXTY- FIVE; RE CHARLOTTE TEL JULY TWELVE, SIXTY- SIX, CAPTIONED, *PROPOSED DEMONSTRATIONS AT CORE, NAACP, AND SNCC HQ., BALTO., MD., BY NSRP, DURING JULY, SIXTY- SIX. RM." ARE TO THIS TEL SET OUT THAT ARRIVE IN BALTO., MD., JULY FOURTEEN, FOR IWO TO THREE DAYS. b' ; BUREAU AT SETS OUT THAT HAS FIFTY- EIGHT CADILLAC WITH CALIF. PLATES AND\ES NOT HAVE A VALID CALIF. 15- 9 -3 DRIVER- S LICENSE. REC- 58 UACB, JULY FOURTEEN, SIXTY- SIX, ESTABLISHED SOURCE; TOWSON, MD.; ESTABLISHED SOURCE, MD. WILL BE FURNISHED INFO RE AS SUGGESTED IN This page is a government memorandum with official stamps and handwritten annotations. The top of the page includes the "UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT" header and a "Memorandum" title. There's a handwritten "50" in the upper left, a redacted area blocking what appears to be text, and a handwritten date "10/4/65." Two official stamps are visible on the right side of the document: a rectangular stamp with "REC. 64" and "OCT 6 1965," and a handwritten number "157-9-3-5" above it. Additional handwritten marginalia are present, including a circle with lines that may indicate a route or target, and initials "FJW:mk" in the lower left, with a numerical notation "(5)" below. The overall impression is of an administrative document detailing intelligence operations, with visual cues suggesting tracking, logging, and internal routing. This is a black and white scanned image of a United States Government memorandum. The document is predominantly text-based, with a printed header and body. There are several handwritten annotations and markings throughout the document, including what appear to be initials, check marks, and numerical designations. Official stamps are visible, such as "REC-81" and a date stamp that reads "JAN 4 1966". Additionally, there is a date stamp for "JAN 12 1966" with accompanying text about "U.S. Savings Bonds". A small, rudimentary illustration of a person in uniform is present in the bottom left corner. There are also several black ink redactions obscuring portions of the text. THREE DAYS. b' ; BUREAU AT SETS OUT THAT HAS FIFTY- EIGHT CADILLAC WITH CALIF. PLATES AND\ES NOT HAVE A VALID CALIF. 15- 9 -3 DRIVER- S LICENSE. REC- 58 UACB, JULY FOURTEEN, SIXTY- SIX, ESTABLISHED SOURCE; TOWSON, MD.; ESTABLISHED SOURCE, MD. WILL BE FURNISHED INFO RE AS SUGGESTED IN REBULET. END OF PG, ONEst - / :j7I JUL 15 1966 ji I PA GE TWO BA 157-865 ADDITIONALLY, THEY WILL BE ADVISED THAT. S AS BEEN CONVICTED WITH ASSAULT WITH.A DEADLY WEAPON AND SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS. CHARLOTTE SUTEL ANY PERTINENT INFO RE TRAVEL OF IVif AND STONER. END CHARLT RO VWZZZ RO WA ARCS FBI WASH DC ; DSC • a,"i :4;- ,' . -" .- i.: . . .. I Jil. 219l9 b66 FBI WASH DC TrFTYPF FBI BALTO 1-40 PM EDST URGENT 7-29-66 MLF . TO DIRECTOR FROM BALTIMORE (100-20684) IP ; NATIONAL STATES RIGHTS PARTY (NSRP)-ORGANIZATION; DISRUPTION OF' HATE GROUPS. yt +veco A7rg L , ir0V , ( ] L' ' C, . 4 RE BALTO.- TE SI 3UL? TWETY-EIGHT AND JULY TWENTY-NINE, SIXTY- j ADVISED THIS DATE THAT A f MEETING IN I THE CITY SOLICITOR'S OFFICE, BALTO., ATTENDED B i OF BALTO., IT WAS DECIDED THAT INDICTMENTS WERE TO BE DRAWN bb AGAINST SPEAKERS AT THE RECENT NSRP RALLIES,FOR "RIOTS", "INCITING TO RIOT",'AND "CONSPIRING TO RIOT". FURTHER, IT WAS DECIDED TO INVOKE INJUNCTIONS BY THE PD TO ENJOIN THE NSRP FROM HOLDING FUTURE RALLIES IN THE CITY OF BALTO. 196o STATED THAT THE INDICTMENTS AND INJUNCTIONS SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY ONE P.M. THIS D TE. INDICTME&Tt EXPECTED TO BE RETURNED' LATER THIS [*.Y. . e. t b END PG ONE.. ci?. DaOPACH i Tlri ;D .EC-TOR- . :sNOT RECORDED 50 AUG :3 1966 * * PG TWO BA 100-20684 . .. BALTO. NEWS SOURCES THIS DATE REPORTED THAT THE CIVIC INTEREST GROUP OF BALTIMORE (CIG), A NEGRO CIVIL RIGHTS ORIENTED ORGANIZATION, HAD PLANNED A RALLY THIS EVENING ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE. IN BALTO. CITY WHICH IS KNOWN AS THE "HEART" OF THE NEGRO AREA IN BALTO., IN PROTEST OF NSRP-S ACTIVITIES IN THE PAST FEW NIGHTS IN BALTO. gg ADVISED THIS DATE THAT AT A MEETING WITH 7 OFFICIALS OF THE BALTO. CITY PD AND OFFICIALS OF CIG, THAT CIG HAD CALLED OFF THEIR PLANNED RALLY FOR THIS EVENING IN VIEW OF EXISTING TENSE SITUATIONS IN BALTO. A MEETING IS SCHEDULED AT THE PAST FEW NIGHTS IN BALTO. gg ADVISED THIS DATE THAT AT A MEETING WITH 7 OFFICIALS OF THE BALTO. CITY PD AND OFFICIALS OF CIG, THAT CIG HAD CALLED OFF THEIR PLANNED RALLY FOR THIS EVENING IN VIEW OF EXISTING TENSE SITUATIONS IN BALTO. A MEETING IS SCHEDULED AT TWO PM FOR NEGRO LEADERS IN THE COMMUNITY WITH bj- , AFRO-AMERICAN NEWSPAPER, TO DISCUSS PRESENT RACIAL SITUATION. 4USA ARTHUR MURPHY IS ATTENDING AND WILL ADVISE THIS OFFICE REGARDING MATTERS DISCUSSED. BALTO. WILL CONTINUE.TO FOLLOW THE OVERALL ACTIVITIES OF NSRP AND BUREAU WILL BE KEPT CURRENTLY ADVISED. END -. GJG FBI WASH'DC SC. h. SULLiVAN Ift July PT, 1966 REGISTERED 'AIL T t DIRE O, FDBI nnt RA, ALTZIoR (100-20685) SUECTIt NTIO I, BTATEI RIOITS PA T PM - OROANIZ1ATION date /L,R~el t Ltre airtel and letterhead memorandum dated 7/,6/~6, captioned "National St.ates Rights Party - R1 - Organiratlon." In keeping wth the counterntellligence program with regard to disruption of hate groups, a en f pon ' ak colonel various Plse leai o0f takin g some action relardin such. meetings, the first of which has been notd in referenced airtel and letterhead memorandum to Bureau. Innamuch (R): Bureau (RsQISTERn MAIL) 2 Bfaltmore (11--110907--2806658)5) PJWabj Nor? AU(l) lIo AUG C 4 DA 100-20685 there are ei t more ralliUe scheduled within the next two weeks in the altiwmore area As a result of these discusstons ealed a meeting at Baltimore, on the afternoon of ./,- e was attended by two agents or this office, and as we epresen v o jP a ea ne a Office Baltimore Mri lnd an a conven on, plice pes o apeec made at the rally on 7/P5/56 were pyed and it seemed clear that the iRP in requesting permalsion in the use of the parks had misrepresented their purpose and nature of the rnllies and had violated several park rules. The representative of the States Attorney's Office stated that the statements that rare made are protected by the ConatLtutton l tJRtt of free speech, but they do violate Park Doard rules, b -taet ed that while he felt that it ~ould be possible to .re